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kids in sandy soil along the Merrimack River

Nearly 200 Concord Students Explore Merrimack River Floodplain

Dave Anderson | November 7, 2022

Students walked the riverbank and took soil samples during habitat field trips.

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Education
Volunteer land stewards and staff pose in front of logs at the Wilkins Campbell log landing

Forest Society Welcomes New Land Stewards!

Carrie Deegan | October 31, 2022

Reservation Stewardship staff are excited to work with and welcome this new class of Land Stewards to the organization.

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Volunteers
Blue tarp covers cordwood for maple sugaring evaporator

Wood Heat Webinar

Matt Leahy | October 27, 2022

Are high fossil fuel heating prices are driving changes in policy and public perception towards wood heat?

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Advocacy
Lake Solitude in Newbury New Hampshire

New Documentary Explores Mt. Sunapee's Original, Primeval Forest

Matt Leahy | October 27, 2022

The Forest Society has long had a special connection to Mt. Sunapee.

The Murray Family poses with President Jack Savage and Land Conservation Project Manager Leah Hart outside at the Conservation Center.

Murray Family Donates Conservation Easement in Wolfeboro and New Durham to Forest Society

Kelly Whalen | October 24, 2022

Nearly the entirety of the property is located within the Conservation Focus Areas of the Lakes Region Conservation Plan.

NH Low-Grade Timber & Wood Emerging Market Commission Holds First Meeting

Matt Leahy | October 21, 2022

The Commission will meet next on December 14.

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Advocacy
A winding blue river passes the small houses and red barns that make up Franklin, New Hampshire.

Congress Expresses Support for the Land and Water Conservation Fund

Matt Leahy | October 21, 2022

The purpose of the Congressional letter is to address the continuing rapid nature loss, persistent inequality of access to parks and outdoor recreation opportunities, and growing climate impacts.

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Advocacy